Sentences with phrase «volume controls sit»

The circular side button makes its return, a feature that now feels a little dated, but the same dedicated camera buttons and volume controls sit happily on the curved edges like the X and Z5.

The screen lock button sits on the top, slightly recessed, so as not to be unlocked when you slip it into your pocket; the volume controls sit on the right - hand side, with a shortcut «convenience» key moving from the middle towards the bottom.

Volume controls sit adjacent to power on the right edge.

Not exact matches

The Switch's volume controls and a power button sit flush along the top of the unit, along with an 1 / 8 - inch headphone jack.

I accidentally sat on the volume control during one late scene of shattering glass and was surprised, and delighted, to leave part of my brain on the couch.

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Traditionalists will be annoyed to find the volume knob sitting on the console next to the Mazda Connect controls, but Mazda has always found odd spots to place the volume knob.

Honda's latest touchscreen infotainment system sits dead center in the dash and it's pretty easy to use, but the lack of a volume control knob can be a bit annoying.

For reasons I don't particularly understand, the volume control for the infotainment system is sat pointing upwards, just to the right of the gear selector.

The volume controls, headphone jack, Micro HDMI slot, and microSD slot all sit on that slope, making them somewhat tough to find with your fingers, but the power button on top sticks up enough that it's a little easier.

On the sides of the device sits your 3.5 mm headphone jack and volume control options.

When held in landscape mode, a covered SD Card slot and the Power / Sleep button sit on top, volume controls are on the left, and a stylus is housed securely at the bottom left corner.

Move around the body and you'll find that things match the Fire HD 8 in many ways, with 3.5 mm headphone socket, volume controls, Micro-USB and the standby button all sitting on one end, with a covered microSD card slot on the side.

Key features sit at the top of the of the Fire HD 8, such as the 3.5 - millimeter headphone jack, micro USB port, volume control and power button.

Also sitting in the «not great but not bad» category is the inline control box where you can find a mute switch and a volume control wheel.

For controls, a power button and all - in - one «UE» button sit on the top, and large «+» and «-» buttons emblazon the front of the speaker, controlling volume up and down, respectively.

And, cleverly, the speaker's touch controls adapt to the orientation that you've selected: Sitting horizontally, moving your finger left to right increases the volume.

Move around the body and you'll find that things match the Fire HD 8 in many ways, with 3.5 mm headphone socket, volume controls, Micro-USB and the standby button all sitting on one end, with a covered microSD card slot on the side.

Volume control is split into two buttons, and they sit on one side opposite the power button.

Above these sits a volume control knob.

This little box sits neatly on your desk and gives you easy access to volume controls and a range of settings.

The power button is recessed into the control, while the mute button sits flush, and the pair of volume buttons jut outward.

The handset does have the one - button volume control on one side though, and the HTC Wildfire's power / screen - lock button sits on the top of the handset alongside the 3.5 mm headphone jack.

In terms of physical controls there aren't many: the aluminium standby button sits in the middle of the right - hand side and we still have mixed feelings about its positioning, but this being a 5 - inch handset, it feels slightly better placed than it did on the smaller Xperia T. There's a volume rocker beneath this.

And, by default, a volume slider sits below the brightness controls in the notification shade, but it can be turned off quite easily.

A circular directional pad with a button highlights the top while standard Android TV controls and a volume rocker sit underneath it.

An inline control unit sits on the desk and features buttons for controlling the sound channels and bass levels; a metallic jog dial in the middle is used for adjusting the volume level.

The micro USB port sits on the base, with the headphone socket on top together with the power button; the dual - SIM card and microSD card slots are on the left with the volume controls in the usual position on the right.